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Same thing happened with my sister's plan. I set it up so she would only be paying around $65 for a 6gb, 250 daytime, unlimited e/w at 6pm, and unlimited texting. The way they had it set up was also that the credits expired at different times and not for the duration of the three years... I should've noticed this but I didn't at the time. Her plan is now a lot more than what it was a couple years ago and she was told the same thing about upgrading and signing up with a flex plan instead.
Feels like Canadian carriers are really screwing people over. It kind of sucks to be paying that much for service. What happened to the whole campaign of lowering the contracts and stuff?
I've had pretty good experience down south though. I've been paying about $70 for basically unlimited everything with T-Mobile. My work just got a corporate plan with Verizon so I'll be switching to that and it ends up being $75 for almost the same and I've got an iPhone locked down for friday.
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